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General themes or concepts that are important for
educators in South Africa

1. Decolonisation (Education)

An active process to change the western-dominated
philosophy and approach to education to a balanced
approach where indigenous knowledge and
pedagogies are acknowledged and genuinely
incorporated into the formal educational system.
Multiple perspectives are included
to make education relevant and practical to address
needs and challenges within specific contexts.
(Owuor:2007)

Principles: Mkabela–An African approach to
education

Own understanding of concept and examples of
implementation and teaching practice.

African communalism:

Community and belonging to a community are an
important aspect of African life. An individual is




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conceptualised in terms of her/his connectedness in
a community (Letseka, 2000).

Principles: Individuals are interdependent. Human
relationships are important. Content and knowledge
must be useful for practice.
ASSIGNMENT 50 2023

NATALIE FOXX




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, AN AFRICAN

PHILOSOPHY OF
EDUCATION

, General themes or concepts that are important for educators in South Africa

1. Decolonisation (Education)

An active process to change the western-dominated philosophy and approach to education to a balanced
approach where indigenous knowledge and pedagogies are acknowledged and genuinely incorporated into
the formal educational system. Multiple perspectives are included




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, to make education relevant and practical to address needs and challenges within specific contexts. (Owuor:2007)

Principles: Mkabela–An African approach to education

Own understanding of concept and examples of implementation and teaching practice.

African communalism:

Community and belonging to a community are an important aspect of African life. An individual is conceptualised
in terms of her/his connectedness in a community (Letseka, 2000).
Principles: Individuals are interdependent. Human relationships are important. Content and knowledge must be
useful for practice.
Own understanding of concept and examples of implementation and teaching practice

Ubuntu (Humanness)

A philosophy that promotes the common good of society. It focuses on ethical standards that a person acquires
throughout his/her life and therefore education plays a very important role in transferring the African philosophy
of life. The values of caring, sharing and dignity are important. Letseka (2000) Principles: Understanding the
uniqueness of all persons. Recognising the humanity of others to affirm your own humanity. Welfare of others is
important. Fairness and humanness are crucial to personal well-being.

In a fulfilled and flourishing life person are reasonably well fed, well clothed and housed, in good health, loved,
secure, and able to make a conscious effort to treat others with fairness and humanness. Fairness and
communality; individuals are interdependent. Human relationships are important.

Therefore, respect, interpersonal skills and cooperative skills are important. Own understanding of concept and

examples of implementation. What does this mean in your practice as a teacher? Africanisation:

Using an African point of departure to change or incorporate the African outlook and character in all aspects of an
education grounded in a South African context

Principles: Our schools are situated in the South African context. Principles that guide African ways of thinking,
which might be invaluable in making education more accessible to South African learners: Examples: Respect
different ways of learning, (Letseka); use different processes and

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